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Nov 11, 2007 | Anderson Herald-Bulletin

Rodney Richey: What's funny: An expert reveals his findings

“Weeds"; a public service ad with a funny-looking mascot named "Safety Sam"; a kids' show in which the clown hosting it reads erotica to his young viewers; and a feel-good "image”

"That movie was SO FUNNY!" How many times have you heard that from a friend? And then, when you see the movie, it's almost always lame. via Anderson Herald-Bulletin

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Related Topix: Indie, Kentucky, Richard Belzer

Nov 11, 2007 | OnMilwaukee.com

I finally saw "Cool Hand Luke"

“Here is the church, here is the steeple”

"Cool Hand Luke" is one of those films that whenever I said I hadn't seen it, people reacted in surprise and mock horror. via OnMilwaukee.com

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Related Topix: Dennis Hopper, Indie, Drama, Cool Hand Luke, Movies, Entertainment

Sat Nov 10, 2007

Commercial Dispatch

Two veteran actors bring show to city

“We mainly provided the space, but a few theater students got to help do the sound, lights and sets”

Despite having a female lead who was fighting a cold throughout the day Thursday, Truman Capote's "A Christmas Memory" went on without a hitch to a sold-out crowd and a standing ovation that evening. via Commercial Dispatch

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Related Topix: Patricia Neal, Indie, Kentucky, The Fountainhead, Drama

Fri Nov 09, 2007

The Minneapolis-St. Paul Pioneer Press

On public pocket-picking, planes, pounds and more ...

In the opening scene of the 1967 movie "Cool Hand Luke," the drunken hero, played by Paul Newman, is having a good old time lopping off the heads of parking meters with a pipe cutter. via The Minneapolis-St. Paul Pioneer Press

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Related Topix: Indie, Kenneth, MN, Airlines, Northwest Airlines, Transportation, Cool Hand Luke, Drama, Opinion

Thu Nov 08, 2007

Palm Beach Post

Observations from Harold Gould, who has worked with everybody

“Love and Death'): "I was told, 'You're going to go over to Budapest and work with Woody”

Gould has worked with everybody! What they were like on the job More of Harold Gould's reflections on the stars he's worked with: Paul Newman : "Paul would never play star to us. via Palm Beach Post

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Related Topix: Indie, Robert Redford, Harold Gould, Comedy Movies, Mystery Movies, Crime Movies, Love and Death, War Movies, Drama, Harper, Entertainment

Hometown Life

Players present 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof'

The Farmington Players Community Theater presents one of America's best-loved and most controversial plays, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. via Hometown Life

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Related Topix: Elizabeth Taylor, Indie, Burl Ives, Farmington, MI, Theater, Arts, Drama, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof

Wed Nov 07, 2007

PR-inside.com

Redford Dismisses Newman Poor Health Reports

“I just respect his decision. If that's what he wants to do it's his life. That's his choice. I mean... Paul is my friend and whatever he wants to do is good for me. If he wants to retire, that's his business.”

ROBERT REDFORD has laughed off reports his actor pal PAUL NEWMAN's retirement was the result of poor health, insisting his BUTCH CASSIDY & THE SUNDANCE KID partner is "doing fine". Newman, 82, announced his ... via PR-inside.com

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Related Topix: Robert Redford, Indie

Mon Nov 05, 2007

Hollywood.com

Elke Sommer

“Woman of the Year". Family husband:Joe Hyams (married in 1964) Education University of Erlangen Erlangen, Germany 1993 - 1994 Was series regular on the Canadian TV show "Destiny Ridge”

An alluring German-born blonde, Elke Sommer was a minister's daughter who studied English while working as an au pair in London. via Hollywood.com

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Related Topix: Indie, Elke Sommer, Comedy Movies, Thriller, Top of the Hill, Drama, Don't Bother to Knock, Action, Inside the Third Reich, Mystery Movies, Crime Movies, A Shot in the Dark, War Movies, Biography Movies, Entertainment

Sat Nov 03, 2007

The Age

Road to Perdition

A Mob assassin goes on the run after his young son witnesses him at work. Sam Mendes creates an enjoyable - if somewhat self-conscious - flick from the grim tale of betrayal and vengeance by Max Allan Collins. via The Age

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Related Topix: Tom Hanks, Crime Movies, Drama, Road to Perdition, Indie

Thu Nov 01, 2007

Seattle Post-Intelligencer

Election 2007: If Prop. 1 goes down, what's the alternative?

“Are we moving in a direction where the richest areas are able to tax themselves and make improvements?”

VOTERS FACING Proposition 1 can identify with Paul Newman and Robert Redford in a funny, memorable movie scene: Cornered atop a cliff, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid face surrender to a railroad magnate's ... via Seattle Post-Intelligencer

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Related Topix: Robert Redford, Indie, King County, WA, Snohomish County, WA, Tacoma, WA

Hollywood.com

Rachel Ticotin

“Martin Scorsese's "Raging Bull”

This pretty but tough Latina player began performing as a dancer before turning to acting on stage. via Hollywood.com

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Related Topix: Rachel Ticotin, Love, Mary, Where the Day Takes You, Thriller, Crime Movies, Prison Stories: Women on the Inside, Drama, Falling Down, Indie, Entertainment

Tue Oct 30, 2007

Cleveland.com

Dinner & a movie

“Chocolat"? Should you drink vodka martinis with James Bond? Did Paul Newman really eat all those eggs in "Cool Hand Luke"? The best eating and drinking films -- "Big Night”

Plain Dealer Film Critic Here at the Friday Magazine, we're all about going out. via Cleveland.com

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Related Topix: Indie, Drama, Cool Hand Luke, Dining

Mon Oct 29, 2007

Berkshire Eagle

Why five refuse to act as one

What we have here is a failure to communicate. That line, spoken by the late actor Strother Martin in the 1967 Paul Newman classic, "Cool Hand Luke," was in reference to a stubborn inmate who refused to listen ... via Berkshire Eagle

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Related Topix: Strother Martin, Indie, Monterey, MA, Drama, Cool Hand Luke, Education Etc., Sheffield, MA

Sun Oct 28, 2007

Buffalo News

Vaudeville variety at the Palace

Thousands of performers, comedians and dancers played Buffalo's Palace Theater in its heyday. via Buffalo News

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Related Topix: Buffalo, NY, Indie, Blaze, Drama, Biography Movies, Entertainment

Sat Oct 27, 2007

ATypical Joe

Paul Newman exits

“I'm not able to work at the level I would want to. You start to lose your memory, you start to lose your confidence, you start to lose your invention. So I think that's pretty much a closed book for me.”

Last night I watched Road to Perdition . Paul Newman was 77 when he did that movie; among his most farsighted, anguished performances. via ATypical Joe

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Related Topix: Robert Redford, Indie, Theater, Arts, Road to Perdition, Crime Movies, Drama

Fri Oct 26, 2007

NPR

Oscar May Come Calling to Lumet's Stellar 'Devil'

In five decades of filmmaking, director Sidney Lumet has shepherded some of Hollywood's biggest stars to Oscar nominations -- Henry Fonda in 12 Angry Men , Al Pacino in Serpico , Faye Dunaway in Network , Paul ... via NPR

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Related Topix: Sidney Lumet, Henry Fonda, Al Pacino, Faye Dunaway, Indie, 12 Angry Men, Crime Movies, Drama

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Trivia by Joe Holleman: Week of 10.22.07

QUESTIONS 1. What is the state tree of Missouri? 2. By what name are Drs. Peter Venkman, Raymond Stantz and Egon Spengler better known? 3. Paul Newman starred in only one Alfred Hitchcock movie. via St. Louis Post-Dispatch

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Related Topix: Indie, Alfred Hitchcock, Vocal, Bonnie Raitt, Blues

Wed Oct 24, 2007

Washington Examiner

Review: 'O Jerusalem,' oh no, oh no

The only thing you can say about the squandered opportunity "O Jerusalem" is: "Oh, brother, how corny!" The low-budget, shabby-looking, horribly acted indie deals with a fascinating moment in modern history - ' ... via Washington Examiner

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Related Topix: Indie, Israel, World News, Middle East

Mon Oct 22, 2007

The Town-Crier Newspaper

'Our Town' Debuts Oct. 25 At Dreyfoos

'Our Town' Debuts Oct. 25 At Dreyfoos Thornton Wilder's heartwarming play Our Town will open Thursday, Oct. via The Town-Crier Newspaper

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Related Topix: West Palm Beach, FL, West Palm Beach Metro, Indie, Royal Palm Beach, FL, Wellington, FL

Sat Oct 20, 2007

Southern Illinoisan

Small town stories: The Flipside interview with Richard Russo

There's a local legend that Richard Russo wrote "Nobody's Fool," his novel that became a movie starring Paul Newman and initially put the writer on the literary map, at Denny's in Carbondale. via Southern Illinoisan

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Related Topix: Indie, Pinckneyville, IL, Herrin, IL, Murphysboro, IL, Nobody's Fool, Drama, Comedy Movies, Carbondale, IL

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